Footage of Heins Rodriguez being thrown from his bike prior to his arrest by New York City Police Department officers. (Photo via Court Documents) Judge Clears Way for Trial in Excessive-Force Suit by Man Thrown From Bike in NYPD Vehicle Pursuit
The plaintiff filed excessive force claims against New York City Police Department officers under the Fourth and Fifteenth amendments.
March 28, 2022 at 10:58 PM
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Cases and Courts
A lawsuit filed by a Queens man who was injured when he was thrown from his bike while New York City Police Department officers pursued him in an unmarked car for a moving violation— which was captured in shocking surveillance camera footage—may go before a federal jury.
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